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Mount Pleasant residents are no strangers to the traffic that’s cropped up as the state’s third-largest municipality has continued to grow. Several projects, such as the I-526 widening headed up

A new report from StreetLight Data has revealed that people across the U.S. are walking significantly less than they did a few years ago, and the Nashville metro area is one of the places that has seen the sharpest decline.

For Veterans Day, Roundtable hosts a conversation about the issues military members and veterans face, and the value they add to the region. Plus, some San Diego residents are making their voices heard over concerns about the cost of electricity.

A new report shows Americans are walking nearly 40 per cent less than they did before the pandemic yet, intriguingly, pedestrian deaths and injuries have hit a 20 year high.

The company Streetlight Data found the San Diego metropolitan region saw the second highest increase in bike trips of anywhere in the country.

Congress has until the end of the week to pass funding legislation for the next fiscal year, or parts of the federal government will shut down on Sunday. We tell you about one program that helps mothers and young children that could be impacted. In other news, half a million California fast food workers are set to receive a higher minimum wage and a seat at the table. Plus, we have details on some fall events happening in San Diego County.

Here is a list of events this week.

After objections from AC Transit that a road diet and wide, protected bike lanes on Grand Avenue would slow buses, Streetlight Data crunched the numbers.

For many Black women who are fans of all things Disney, even a media conglomerate with a rough track record for representation can offer a welcome escape.

Building highway lanes will never, ever, ever get America's traffic problems under control — but any good Taylor Swift fan knows that now.